Wigwam All-America prep school football team picks
Twelve players from as many states named to the eighth annual Wigwam All-America prep squad chosen by writers coaches and broadcasters from 2856 nominees. East leads with six players. teams to be selected for the Memphis all-star game in late August. Notable selections include Don Usry Ross Coyle Gene Saxon Jim Sims Vince Matthews and Buddy Davis among others.
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Oklahoma City
Wigwam Wise Men of America
Wigwam Wisemien
Memphis
Tenn
King Dixon
Laurens
F. C
Angela Mosca
Waltham
Mass
Don Usry
Cleburne
Tex
Ross Coyle
Marlow
Okla
Bronko Nagurski Jr
Gene Saxon
Bob Taylor
Pattoxson
Jim Sims
East St. Louis
Dixon
Lester Simerville
Atlanta
Curtice or Rusty Russell for UHI head coach
Houston officials continued talks with Jack Curtice, Utah coach, as a possible Houston head football mentor. Curtice, who has four Skyline titles in five seasons, met with Houston Athletic Director Harry Fouke, but no offer or terms were discussed. Gomer Jones stayed at Oklahoma, while Frank Broyles and Johnny Vaught withdrew from consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
University of Houston
Jack Curtice
University of Utah
Curtice
Harry Fouke
Utah
Texas
Texas Western
West Texas State
Fouke
Jones
Bud Wilkinson
Oklahoma
Frank Broyles
Georgia Tech
Johnny Vaught
Mississippi
Horace Mann Cagers Beat Blocker In District Play
Horace Mann's Goslin cagers defeated Blocker Junior High 33-30 at Lee Gymnasium to move into the district win column. Kenneth Taylor led with 14 points and Joe Moyers added 16 as Mann pulled away in the final quarter after a 16-15 halftime tie. The Bees beat Blocker B 28-22 and head to Pasadena for a Monday night game and the Pasadena Junior High Tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Mann
Goslin Cagers
Blocker
Mann
Pasadena
Southmare
Baytown Five Suffers 2nd District Loss In Gulf Coast
Baytown Junior High fell 61-44 to Lovenberg in a Gulf Coast district basketball game. Kingston Adams led Lovenberg with 23 at halftime as Baytown’s Ronnie Faulkner and Wayne Porter each scored 12. Kern’s Bees lost 29-28 to the Lovenberg B-team with Henry Adair scoring 10. In New Orleans Ray Broussard won four races on the nine race card ending with Countess Drum, Canary Island, Mr. T. A., and Hook Up.
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Baytown Junior High
Lovenberg
Galveston
Kingston Adams
Ronnie Faulkner
Wayne Porter
Baytown
Paul Bill Kern
Baytown Bees
New Orleans
Ray Broussard
New York
Fair Grounds
Broussard
Countess Drum
Canary Island
Mr. T. A
Cedar Bayou Bears Top Fry 48 32 in Texas City Tilt
Cedar Bayou Junior High Athletics beat Fry 48 to 32 Thursday night in Texas City to even district play at one win and one loss. Johnny Williams led with 11 points, Sean Murphy added 10, and Sonny Bunker scored 18 to top all players. Gedar Bayou led 20-13 at halftime. The B team lost 28-24. Coach Day Hellinger sends Pasadena tournament today to face Southmore at 2 pm.
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Cedar Bayou
cAagers
Fry
Texas City
Johnny Williams
Sean Murphy
Sonny Bunker
Gedar Bayou
Fry Bees
Rice Meets Texas In Cage Headliner
The Rice Owls face the Texas Longhorns in a Southwest Conference clash Friday. Rice holds a better overall record at 5-8 and 1-2 in league play. Texas sits at 1-12 overall and 0-3 in conference. Also noted is Texas Christian and Southern Methodist atop the conference with perfect 2-0 and 3-0 records, respectively, while TCU star Dick O’Near scored 42 points and set a conference free-throw mark in a recent game.
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United Press Rice
Texas Longhorns
Owls
Tattle
Texas Christian
Southern Methodist
Fort Worth
TCU
SMU
Texas
Dick O'Near
Arkansas
Baylor
Fayetteville
University of Houston
Cougar
Rice
Longhorns
Barbers Hill Faces Strong Kountze Friday
Barbers Hill and Kountze clash at Kountze field house in district 72 2 action. Kountze carries four straight wins while Barbers Hill has three consecutive victories. Girls game between undefeated Barbers Hill and Kauntzeis precedes the boys contest with Lloyd Kelley starting Jerry Dalson at center and guards Hollis Naquin and Donnie Myers.
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House
Kountze
Barbers Hills
Barber's Hill
Eagles
Hardin, Ratson
Saratoga
Lloyd Kelley
Jerry Dalson
Hollis Naquin
Donnie Myers
Gwards
Bobby Odom
Dan Hooks
Hull Daisetta Bobcats Defeat Slashy Buffaloes On Road
Crosby boys rally for a 1742 win over Hull Daisetta with Keene 12, Ramsey 11, Anderson 10 leading Crosby. Hull Daisetta dominates early and holds a 30 19 halftime edge as Crosby secures third district defeat for Hauk. Girls Jobi and Joyce lead Hull Daisetta with high scoring, Crosby’s Bernadetta Rubin Jed adds 18 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland Bolton
Hull- Daisetta Bobcats
Buffaloes
Crosby
Joss
Johnny Hauk
Anthue
Richard Keene
Roger Ramsey
Terry Anderson
Hull-Dassetta
Buffs
Boheals
Crosby Girls
Hull-Diasetta
Jobi
Joyce
Chicago Cubs Aim for First Division in 1935
Chicago Cubs manager Stan Hack said the club will shoot for the first division in 1935 with uncertainty in pitching and outfield. Twenty-two players report to training camp led by potential hurlers Paul Aumner and Bot Rush. Warren Hack will battle back, Jim Davis as reliever, Howie Pollet as sporadic starter, with John Andre, Al Lary, and Vicente Amor expected to bolster the staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Hack
Jim Davis
Howie Pollet
Wil Mathews
John Andre
al Lary
Vicente Amor
Major Leaguers Seek Bigger Pay Amid New Contracts
Major leaguers blast new salary demands as players like Bank Raney Vic Wertz and Phil Rizzuto reject offers and push for higher pay. Wertz backs past earnings, Rizzuto faces a cut, while Adcock Hank Aaron sign with Milwaukee and others ink terms. Giants add Burnside McCall and set night games to 8 pm. Senators trade Terwilliger Tipton to Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Ricuman
Raney
Vic Wertz
Phil Rizzuto
Raver
Yankees
Wertz
Cleveland
Rizzuto
Banner
Jackin Robinson
Dodgers
Siice
Milwaukee
Joe Adcock
Hank Aaron
Adcock
White Aaron
Mike Gorria
Arsa
Aor Oneill
Hank Greenberg
Giants
Winily McCall
Pete Burnside
Ihestead
Washington Senators
Wayne Terwilli
Joe Tipton
Minneapolis
Eli
Maryland Upsets NC State 68 64 In College Park Clash
Maryland shocks No 4 NC State 68 64 at College Park lifting the ACC race into a three way tie with North Carolina and NC State. Maryland improves to 8 2 in league while State drops to 4 1 alongside UNC. Xavier tumbled from No 17 after a 92 69 loss to Marshall College.
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United Press
North Carolina State
Maryland
State
College Park
North Carolina
Everett Case
Stiles
South Carolina
Xavier
Ohio
Marshall College
Famous plas elers Across 8rland and Alaska
A brief note notes several renowned plas elers located in 8rland and Alaska. It highlights notable attractions and regional highlights without detailing specific names or dates.
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8Rland
Alaska
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Vince Matthews
Larry Stewart
Galesburg
Doug Shively
Lexington
John Kompara
Canton
Ronnie Leach
New Albany
Ind
Gene Graves
Jacksonville
Fla
Tommy Lorino
Bessmer
Ala
Steve Wairdrop
Jackson
Willis Pierstad
Red Wing
Minn
Johnny Johnson
Coos Bay
Ore
Otters
Max Fugler
Ferriday
Charles Horton
Waco
Don Stone
Ark
Galen Young
Dodge City
Kan
Ray Crews
Santa Fe
N. M
Sixtam
Dix Comp
Ton
Yukon
John Daniel
Charlestown
Bobby Bates
el Dorado
Vernon
Foss
St. Joseph
John Thomas
Abilene
Richard Gay
Shreveport
John Staab
Hays
Payeyy
KASIU
Columbus, C
Calif
Alfred J. Shuman
USC
C. Malcolm
International
Marcel Bernard
Bernard
Germany
Willi Hoepner
Berlin
Cinternational
Curtice Or
Rusty' Russell
Uhi
Gomer Jones
Baytown 5
Bayshore Pile Driving
Market St. Dial
Barbers Hill
Kountze Field
Hull-Daisettakaneds
Clarke Helionimous
Bernadetta Rubin
Jed Crosby
Havana
Cuba
Gaytown
Big Cage
Nc-State
Hm RO
Sakefarden
Largo
East Texas Ave
Ferguson
Tiyiemone
Betoree
DIAL
Taylor
Glenmore
Echo Springs
Blends Seagram
Guckenheimer
OLD Thompson
Johnny Walker
Seagram's
Karl
Sam Perlman
SUN
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